Chicago era notes and local notices jumble
A garbled page records travelers at the Palmer and other hotels, a mix of names and places, plus brief notes on taxes, court matters, weather, accidents, and various officials. It mentions A G Abans mayor of Burlington, W W Mangit of Omaha, and A C Fleas sheriff, with scattered references to Minneapolis, Danville, and Desplaines Street. An itemized customs list and a meeting of veterans are included amid disjointed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-League
Palmer House
Vente Orang Zation
Dublin
Jovnting Me
James Redpath
New York
Ireland
Funeral Service Follows Poelock’s Death at Church
A funeral held after Poelock’s death began with a solemn Episcopal service led by Clinton Locke, readings from scripture, and choir chants. The procession moved to Grace Land for interment while insurance and business figures including J. I. Smith, Moore, George W. Moulomery, and many others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Stintington
James
Locke
Aves
J. I. Smith
Bm, Moore
Georgs W. Moulomery
Jude Davis
FP. Fisner
A. Wayvie
W. Ifr Nker
We &. Hole
Themis Godlning
Dr. Goodwedi
Heard
Underwestern
Alfred Wright
N. Morrett
Oomington
Thomas Parston
Duell
Frederick Tuttle
Sre Sralu
Tar police and Mromen face today in city affairs
Receipts for November show licenses 1080 and special use licenses 1020 while water department income tops 14010, building permits issue for a two story dwelling on Adams street costing 1000. Mayor Harrsison ill with possible pneumonia and superintendent McCariole praised amid talk of numerous municipal changes and police promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabust Avenue
Water Department
K. O. Hammond
Adame
Oakley Struct
Western Avonue
de Wolf
Tetter
Aline
Hurley & Tyrrell
Anson Stager
O. W. Vatter
Marshall Field
G. C. Clarke
1G. Meldrum
Dr. W. Donne
No Ke Fairbank
H. W. Kituw
C. M. Henderson
Judge Tree
Ordinance
Hig
County building TV trial opens for Dr Enrll murder charge
Historic county court session begins at 10 with State's Attorney Mills leading the prosecution in the murder case of Etta Curl. Sheriff-elect Mann delays appointments. Coroner not yet appointed. Campbell, the accused, faces Joliet penitentiary transfer. Campbell hopes for early release through good conduct. Public works and court construction topics arise as committees report on building projects and plastering costs. Jury returns twenty four cases. several indictments andifications proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrll
Etta Curl
Mills
Mann
Tom Currier
Conrad Fola
Arronnxey Mrn.s
Mila
Loomis
Opis
Bia
Tscurcus Luin
Jilgy Loomis
Cranves
Camphelt
Joliet
Camptell
Singin Bhick Amork
Bin
Nga
Thomas Notson
Loxton
Gand
John Kinney
Harry Weldon
Wealiy
Eugene Lafayette
Tullow
Clos Yhooowleul
George Howard
Chiniguy
Stalling Wooda
Thy Kero
J. Keith & Co
Fragmented Sermon Warned Against Self Glory and Sin
A late passage discusses expositors misreading a warning about seeking eternal life sources, stressing that the soul is the central self and the divine gift of life. It warns against idolizing power, urges parents to warn children about puberty risks, and concludes with a call for self conquest and disciplined living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathera
Ted
Dar
Heaven
Tito
Dia
Wanderers Home Opened Amid Neighborhood Opposition
Reporters found few guests at the Wanderers Home opened by ex Alderman Jonas. Neighbors feared nuisance and sought legal action while Capt. McLean urged moving the project to a better site. Lack of funds stalled injunctions and the effort to begin operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderers
Jonas
Watson
Hvery
la Salle
Ohio Streets
Olaankera
Capt
McLean
Ant
Lae
MclLean
Jamis
Haya Thercy
Aingl
Puisubatne Co
Atepa
Recount of Fifth District votes in Scharlau case continues
In county records the recount of Fifth District Representatives votes, led by Charles E Scharlau, began before Justice A J Hobinson. Only two precincts were retouched, with Scharian still trailing Mieroslawski. work to resume next morning amid questions of ballot admissibility and potential errors in the initial tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scharlau
Mirhoslawakis
Charles E. Scharlau
Iteapulican
Yeaterday
A. J. Hobinson
Charles Proebsting Netlag
James I. Doolittle, Jr
Miloroslawski
I. D. Condee
Me. Scharinu
Scharian
Scharini
Mieroslinenki
Tia
Belleves Tnt
Choros
Christian
Lela Aisa
Scharan Giat
Scharia
Phelps
Butter and Cheese Adulteration Law Talk in Chicago Meeting
The Produce Exchange and City Council conferred on adulterated butter and cheese. Attendees debated the 1870 act requiring true names on packages and penalties for sellers, with legal opinions and calls to enforce the mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
Wake Action
Chicago
Asia
England
Joseph Wiiht
Ientux
Cineles Malts
Riddett
A. O. Knot
Wm. A. Buttersby
Georgy FE
Jana Daly
W. W. Dexter
Ti. Davia
Hexter
Haa
W. Blathery
Fourre
W. Linn
W. Linn, ‘Bra. $F, Elae, A, P. Dawse
A. Phelps
Willem Roos
P. Iawa
C. W. Dake
George Faiddy
Joan E
Adulteration Probe Debate At Council Meeting
A town meeting debated enforcing state law against adulterated butter and cheese. A five to six member committee was appointed to investigate adulteration extent and prosecute offenders with Produce Exchange support. plans for an ordinance and health enforcement were discussed.
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Wright
RuMe
A.C. Knopt
Udellwea
Chirtes Halts
Win
Weight
Mr. Wricht
B. Woolof
Tuntley
Iitdellatti Fougat
Hatta
Dako
Rennet
Valt
Annotto
Toy
W. G. Mullin
Nestru
Mer. W. W. Doxtort
Hinds
Jresolvai
Mtr. Linn
Thia
Dexter
Valtx
Dake
Me. Dowag
Mont Iage
Ita City
Aranda
China
Mullin
Dowse
Hukermavad
Ult
Pias
Shvité
Charles Hylta
A. de Knopf
W. W. Dexter
M.A. Phelps
D' St. Adans
Duke
Tuba
Ilowo
Pho
M.O. Dulier
Seventh annual meeting of State Millers Assoc held at Leland Hotel
The seventh annual meeting of the Illinois State Millers Association occurred at the Leland Hotel with smaller attendance. Officers reported cash on hand and expenditures, discussed membership dues, patent lawsuits, and duties for the coming year. Boult as secretary treasurer presented financials and the convention adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Association
Cn Springilelad
Chicago Tribune Errixdvieny
Tha
Linals State Millera’ Associaion
Leland Hotel
Board of Trade
Dorma
Burr
Micmbera
Douchtold
Pelgate
Barra
Wases Ulad
Bouirks
Alton
FT. Boyht
Highland
Libel trial in Dixon centers on Rev Yates case
A libel suit filed by Rev Yates of Sublette County against Nelson Ewartwout, a wealthy Sublette businessman, hinges on testimony about alleged adultery and misconduct. Witnesses describe attempts to tempt a married woman and discuss religious references, with the case moving through the Dixon court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Sil
Chicago
Tracadell
Amboy
Dixon & Hethen
Cribtre
Annie L.bearborough
Sayaon
Wilin
Bearborough
Tnt Yates
Nim
Hur
Roen
Ted
Fockadl
Elu
David
Solomon
Christan
Bhetter
Yates
Treadway Insurance Agency Sees Change in Firm Representatives
An insurance notice outlines changes at George T. Treadway & Co. No. 23 La Salle street with Samuel Ale leaving the firm and George P. Treadway taking on renewal and local agencies for United Blranian's Philadelphia and New York & Boston Insurances of New York. The city hall scene highlights Robert McKim Jr. noting decades of service cleaning and maintaining the Central Station cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Insurances
George T. Treadway & Co
la Salle Street
Ale
Samuel
George BP
Treadway
Renoval
United Blranian's
Philadelphia
New York & Joston Insurances Company
New
Robert McKim
Central Station
Robort
Absent from bin poat a lone city rogue worker
A fragmentary memoir describes a solitary city employee known for odd habits. The figure, unnamed, arrives early in winter, may wash sidewalks in summer, and never volunteers information. He keeps to himself, speaks little, and has no mentioned children or clear spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Poat
Robert Probaly
Alga
Sad End for Dracen Priest in St Louis
The body of We J Murphy a Catholic priest was found in a cedarway by a private watchman. He had recently been heavy with drink and was arrested for drunkenness days earlier, then released. Police say he used to be a cultivated gentleman and papers identify him as a priest. the coroner will determine the cause of death.
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Ffarruson
Flo
de Wolf
Aquntneman
Waller
Ued
Fhem
Rutin
Buckley
Simons
Schaack
Huthuway
Lieut
Keating
Mainy
Ruiner
Capt
Hathaway
Capediul Pring
Striultz
Manos
Rico, Smith & Co
Thompson
Wayne
Council Chamber
Whisky Dracen Catholic Pricst
St Louis
Chienga Tribune
Wewna
W. J. Murphy
Ireland
Aiong
Kondbieck
Father Vary
O'Fallon Street
Murphy
Lawrotuce
Unclear fragmentary medical note on pests and sales
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rats mice bedbugs and a drug seller selling boxes. The source lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a full news item.
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the City
General News
Manse Teer
Pactic
Laura
N. Atwistiona
Gleniale
A. G. AbAns
Burlington
Palmer
Jon
Neack
Danville, IL
W.W. Mangit
Omaha
Neb
Sherimart
Bouilh Hicnd
Pacific
Aconnesronnést
A. C Fleas
Sherif
Conk County
Novemb
Tso
Clinton
M. NronoLa
Wallace St. Douglas
Garrett Biblieal Institute
Grant Gumlrich
Willan
Deerln
Dishop
Trowas McGint
Macon & Kirmawick
Felicien Statoper
Wittsburg
Fort Wayne
Cook County National Bank
United States District Court
Woat
Willie
Hig Cook
Gibta
Burma
Tur
W. A. Bootrson
W. H. Behimp
Termin & Co
Hogahead
Fowler Bros
Huber
WOO Doga Bolts Wurtoy
Tyrrell
Chinny Grommoes & Uhrrich
Grand Paciflc
Card
New Hampshire
Town
Diinots
Sebigan
Massachusetta
Vermont
Lidiana
Kanes
Mibaouri
Tremont
Breolo
Bunn
Cole
Uttner
Coot
W.R. Hines
B. B
Capt. Buchanan
Aetna
Efrose Taunt
Liles
Glthor
Uio
Tue Tarun
John ‘T. Lester
Calumet Avens
Vu'clowk
Eptwcopal Church
Prospect Place
Mies Mary Terhuny
Uubn Terhune
Danken
Sloblurke & Co
Winthua Uradhury
Stagon & Uigulin Organ Company
Friak
Thoms Gooduan
Wabash Avenue
Coriot
Wood
Stowirl
Furington
Asura
Miller
Jurmgvon
Stewart
Iirr
Mhelawald
Enter
Knopf
Farren
Albright
O'Neill
Purington Hs
Purkigton
Purington
O'Neil
Variowe
Yurlois
Tom Carter
Oowentlonian
Aboiliis
Couns
Wiltert
Nappionite
Namburg
Cocacy
Beales
Dorlen
Bellock
A. G. Mutler
William Little
Karl Hrothorn
Macomtier
E.G. Riehwald
Guna
Cowles
Heore
Joseph
Birtter and Cheese
J. Wittarrr
Ar. Wright
Dtuddal
Mr. Weight
the Millers
Strakosch & Hess
Hamilton, Shounis & Co
State
Standolph
Blush- Hull
Drugglata
Monsman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Propristors
Tarry
Gata
Aveta
Rena Adeline
Gardai
Max St Wohnert
Agnes Ehrhardt
John Dickelman
Anna Drogor
Doeeph B
Dotton
Rivardate
Sant Riare
Chiengo
Gahengo
Leno
Ghee
Emia
Fannie
Nerhomo
Olngore
Tnursne Lee
St Paul Dupot
Luvo
Frank
Vincenzo Lupo
Boayn
Yuterstram
Battertolnt
Rhaesday
Wo'elock A. m
Cartingus
Kimdaltl
Chotses
Mass
Janoarilie
Lorment
Anne Ryan
Wabaatay
Tropontil
Suni
Waldhwisn
Horshoy
Rik
Institute
Murat‘ Uminiig
Tonchern
Alba
J. Wllen
Yonian
Pastor Qho
C. Nghdiam
Oso
Nn Academy
Liebig Company
Batis Paertig
Sears
E.H. Sargent
State St
Frami
Virnament
LD Clure
Paiute
Alo
Blavey Laxgcice
Solo
Baicm
A. Vogeler & Tp
Rathmore
Med
Tad Lottery
Dnawings
Nore
Tonisinna State Lottery Company
Bray
Auenbongt
Tate
Grand Monthuy
New Orleans
Tiga
Gem Jubal
Wuizer
Pitan
Tranly
Brauregatd
Jubal A
Kanly
Mtas
Dauprie
Arteans la
Ton ‘Toth
Ballarat
Kent
Stacy
BF. Greene & Cl
Wabaskay
Ovary Lady
Djvoda
Edison
Flevsieim
Cy Godurnt
Odo
Laos
Purist Bis
Oo Mobon
Ke. Elison
Eleust
Vernon-ay
Banat
Cock & A
Init
Yeur St
Pica
Ann!lias
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